Learn to Love Mentoring
Date & Location:
Tuesday, June 17th, 2014
Edgewood College
2219 Monroe St.
Madison, WI
Sonderegger Science Center Rm. 108
(parking map will be provided to registered participants)
Registration Networking at 8:00 AM
Program runs from 8:30 – 10:30 AM
Cost
ASTD SCWC Members - $0
(Summer Savings Series)
Non-Member Guests - $35
Session Description:
Take charge of your career and life while helping others learn and grow! Savvy professionals recognize that one way they can continue to develop themselves personally and professionally is through mentoring, whether learning from a trusted mentor or broadening perspectives from a mentee. This session will provide information about mentoring as well as an opportunity for you to network with and learn from others.
Session Objectives:
If you love to learn and love to help others learn, then mentoring will further ignite that passion! Mentoring strengthens your ability to engage your workforce, build your professional network, and increase your credibility with business leaders.
At the end of this interactive session, you will be able to:
- Define mentoring and what it means to you.
- Explain the professional benefits of having a mentor or mentoring others.
- Find a mentor when you need one.
About our Presenter:
Marjorie received her BS and MBA from the University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh where she served two terms on the MBA Alumni Advisory Board. After 25 years of service, Marjorie retired from Kimberly-Clark Corporation to start her own consulting business. While at Kimberly-Clark, she led Technical Learning and Development with responsibility for the career development of scientists and engineers in North America and around the world. She is most proud of her accomplishments related to mentoring – the many mentoring programs established, the mentors and mentees trained, the mentoring pairs matched, and results measured. Now, through Marjorie Sutter and Associates, LLC, she provides learning resources and consulting for non-profit organizations and small to mid-sized businesses. She specializes in mentoring, strategic planning, and leadership development. Marjorie serves on the Board of Directors for the Mid-Day Women’s Alliance of Appleton, the Women’s Fund of the Fox Valley Region, and the Appleton Youth Education Initiative. She is also a member of the Attract Develop and Retain Diverse Talent Committee for the New North.
